Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-01
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uO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u0NC OCC1SACu
to nave new church,
1t is reported that there will be new
jewelry store in the city
Several parties have been in the city
this week, looking for stores.
Grade Jersey new mich COW for sale.
Enquire of Mrs. w. Il. Adams.
The stone for the new buildings
comes from Mankato and Dodge Center.
F. I. Crane will remodel the house
which he has bought of J. NJ. Hutchins.
Frank Dearbon is improving the
appearance of his restaurant with plaster,
paint, etc.
F. I. Crane has bought the house of
J. NJ. Hutchins, and will occupy it. Mr..
Hutchins will build, s,....- "
In all parts of the city new houses
are springing up, and the demand is IN
creasing every day. ....
If you want to BUY or RENT farm
call at the office OF Richardson, Day & Co.
over First National Bank.
Will some of our friends favor US
with list of the town officers for Sar-
geant, Clayton, Lodi, Adams and Nevada?
The Building Association met last
evening, and approved of some loans.
They will help build many houses this
season.
Frank Anterior ordered fine mon
ument, for his mother, from the Austin
Marble Co., while he was in the city,
| recently.
MIR. A. V. Ellis has received full
blooded Chevoit sheep, imported from
Scotland. 1t was present from Mons
Anderson, of Lacrosse.
Look out for paint! is the sign which
meets your eyes on entering Hotel Robin
sou, which means that the house is being
frightened up with new coat of paint.
Men are gradually coming to the
| conclusion that Austin is about as good
a town to boom as any other. The soon
er they find it out the better for them
selves and the town.
MIR. johnson, the new post master,
has secured his bondsmen, and his bonds
will be forwarded to Washington at
once. He will take the office, sometime
during the present month,
"A. Loucks has accepted plan, from
Mr.. Zwicker, for two story house,
which he will build on the lots adjoining
his present residence. He will occupy
this house and rent his present residence,
AT the first regular meeting Of the
Building Association, Monday evening.
applications for loans to the amount of
$4,000 were made The Association will
raise money to meet all demands tor
loans.
Some women are so constituted that
| they will walk five blocks out of their way
to pick UP 10-cent piece, but they won't
walk half block to gain the half dollar
Merrill and strouts would save them on
a new dress.
Mrs. J. E. Buxton, an old resident of
Owatonna, Mimi, was stricken with par
alysis Monday, April 49, and died Tues
day after an illness of 49 hours. Mrs.
Buxton was a pioneer of Steele county,
and very highly respected.
-Waseca Radical: The blackbird and
gopher bounty act does not appear in the
published laws and the Standard under
stands it is not operative except the
boards of County Commissioner adopt
it. This makes the act trife more reas-
enable.
The court house will soon be almost
surrounded by stone and brick. At pre-
sent stone and brick for five new build
ings are piled up there. Following are
the buildings: The Odd Fellows, A. Gal
1oway's, the First National Banks, G..
Schleuders and MI Roberts's.
The following numbers are missing
from my magazine files. They have
been loaned to friends who have neg
lected to return them. As I bind the
magazines, I need these missing num-
bers. hope, THEREFORE, they may be
returned at once: Century-May and
August. Harper-March, May, July and
August. Atlantic-March, June and July.
All of the year 1885.
c. n. DAVIDSON.
DIR. 6. A. Stevenson of Albert Lea,
Mimi, a noted specialist in rectal and
private diseases, Will be in Austin Thurs
| day, April Z, at the Hotel Robinson. The
doctor has great success in treating dis
eases OF this nature, and guarantees q
cure where cure is possible. Call and
see him. It will cost you nothing if you
do not take the treatment. He intends
having two regular days in each month
here, and from the prevalence of the dis
ease mentioned, no doubt will have q
large practice. Call and see him.
"A regular drill and practice OF
Co. G., NJ. n. g.. was held Monday night.
The regular drill of the Company will
hereafter be held Wednesday evenings
instead of Monday. The Company was
divided into three squads, and will meet
for drill Monday evenings, in charge of
the following officers: First squad. Ser
geant W. F. Anderson; second squad,
Sergeant Fred r. Wood; Third squad,
| Sergeant Chas. F. Cook. Next Wednes.
day evening is the regular business meet.
ing of the Company. The Board of Ad-
minlstration meeting the same evening at
an earlier hour.
| Bridge street IS now closed at the
c., N. & st. p. crossing. A new track
has been laid, extending from the wood
yard to the coal yard, which will be used
for bringing in stone brick, etc. The
land is staked out, and excavating for the
foundations has begun. The material
will be brought in as fast as it can be put
up The shops will probably be com
pleted by Aug. 1, the time specified in the
contract. By that time families from
| Wells, Lacrosse and Watertown will have